Is Blue Balls a Real Medical Condition?
If you’ve experienced the pain known as blue balls, I’m sure you would agree it’s no fun.
Its official name is epididymal hypertension… at least that’s how a doctor would refer to it, so yes it is a real medical condition.
Basically, what happens is that when you get turned on, blood flows to your genitals causing them to enlarge.
Normally what’s suppose to happen is you ejaculate, causing the blood to leave the area immediately, and everything goes back to its original size and you go on happily with your day.
But the problem happens when you’ve been standing “at attention” for a long period of time and you don’t climax.
This causes extra blood to remain in your balls, putting pressure on them and causing the pain that we all know as blue balls.
While blue balls is not a serious medical condition it can be painful. Fortunately for us guys blue balls is pretty simple to get rid of. All you have to do is ejaculate.
So you may be wondering why I’m telling you all this… LOL
Well the thing is, women can actually get blue balls too.
Of course their balls are metaphorical, but a similar thing can happen to them.
If your woman doesn’t have an orgasm after arousal, the extra blood in her genitals can lead to what’s called vasocongestion, which causes an ache in the pelvic region and lower abdomen.
Yet another reason why it’s super-important to make sure you’re pleasing your woman with multiple orgasms.
One of the best ways to give your woman an orgasm is through G Spot stimulation.
The problem is so few men know how to properly stimulate the G Spot.
Lucky for you I have a video that I’ve made that shows you exactly how to stimulate your woman’s G Spot to give her that mind melting orgasm she craves.
To watch this video simply head over to my blog JasonJulius.com and click on the link in the top menu bar that says “Free G-Spot Video”
Oh and one more little tidbit of info about blue balls. The term “blue balls” was coined by an American doctor in 1916 referring to the blue tint that can appear when blood enters your ball sack.
Now you know…
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